However, the NCAA permits the use of federal funds for athletes, so they,

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May 28, 2017
11:47:46am

rockhound All-American

that is, the NCAA is obligated to follow governmental rules.

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rockhound

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Ok guys. You can stop railing on the sportswriter guy. He got your point.

Fatalplacebo

5/28/17 12:14am

There's already an NCAA rule in place stating no school will be expected to play on Sunday

soupie

5/28/17 12:29am

Yes I did know that, but it would not violate the 1st amendment if they did.

Fatalplacebo

5/28/17 12:47am

I stand by my tweet. It's still correct.

Y4LYFE

5/28/17 12:33am

Sorry but one can not over rail on an idiot. It's everyone's right to be

Groom's Cake

5/28/17 1:27am

How has the NCAA reacted to religious freedom laws?

BYULAWGUY

5/28/17 6:14am

Only sure way to protect the no Sunday play rule is if...

CougarThug

5/28/17 7:56am

Well, this isn't a childish attempt at awkward humor. Nope...

marklar39

5/28/17 8:50am

do you really need the hierarchy of victim-groups explained to you?

ds7

5/28/17 9:06am

I literally just laughed out loud... nice!

marklar39

5/28/17 11:01am

The guy knows a large and passionate fanbase to troll should he want clicks

jrifkin48

5/28/17 9:41am

However, the NCAA permits the use of federal funds for athletes, so they,

rockhound

5/28/17 11:47am

I highly doubt he got the point or even cares to understand.

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